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Paul III, pope from 1534 to 1549. House of the Saint - St. Ignatius presents the Jesus company's rules to Pope Paul III. Stained-glass window. Loyola's basilica, Azpeitia. Province of Guipuzcoa.

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Paul III (Paolo III), pope from 1534 to 1549. Translation in progress. *S IGNACIO DE LOYOLA ENTREGA LAS REGLAS DE LOS JESUITAS AL PAPA PABLO III- 1539. ROMA, IGLESIA DEL GESU. ITALIA.

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Paul III (Rome ,1468-Canino, 1549). Italian pope (1534-1549), named Alessandro Farnese. Favored the Renaissance movement and in 1540 approved the Company of Jesus. Engraving on copper according to a c

Paul III (Rome ,1468-Canino, 1549). Italian pope (1534-1549), named Alessandro Farnese. Favored the Renaissance movement and in 1540 approved the Company of Jesus. Engraving on copper according to a copy of F. Hulsius.

Unique Identifier alb1468457

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Photo Credit Album / Art Resource, NY

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